Good Morning, Today we received a call from someone asking us the phone number to the PSI so they can change their appointment.  While we don’t do the actual exams here, we are more than happy to help 🙂  We put together a cheat blog with the link to the ECIB, Table of Contents, FAQ’s, […]
This question is from Mike Holt’s  2014 Electrical Exam Preparation, By Mike Holt for EC&M Magazine  Try your best to answer these questions without looking at the answers.  Q. What are the rules in sizing a supply side bonding jumper sized for parallel raceways? A. If the ungrounded supply conductors are paralleled in two […]
When preparing for the master electrical exam or the journey electrical exam, it helps to see the questions as they are formatted in the real exam. Â Now, obviously we aren’t able to show you the exact question that is on the actual test, but you do get the formatting and the content as it is […]
Hello there. Â We have received an email from NFPA just minutes ago with their pdf version of the NFPA Glosary of Terms 2014 Edition. As per the email: “The GOT is a list of the defined terms in all of NFPA’s published codes, standards, guides and recommended practices. The terms are listed alphabetically and assembled […]
 18 Articles You MUST Highlight  If you are preparing the electrical exam, you should know that the exam is open book. Have you seen the size of the book? The 2014 NEC book is at least 910 pages long! We sell highlighted and indexed/tabbed book for those of you preparing for the master electrical exam and the […]
Happy Friday! Most of us are ready and eager to start the weekend yesterday. Â It’s been pretty chilly around the Austin area and I tell you I haven’t been happier to see a Friday in a long while. Â We are on our way to the Houston seminar and it sure beats hanging out in the […]
Did you know there are ways to study and prepare for the licensing exam without spending thousands of dollars or more? Â It seems that everywhere you turn someone is asking for almost your entire paycheck just to learn something you already know how to do. Â Heck, that’s how you earned that paycheck in the first […]
We have gotten many calls lately asking us if we provide a question answer memorization style of teaching.  The short answer is no.  We do not believe in handing out the fish, we believe in teaching our students how to fish.  That and this isn’t high school, we aren’t studying for a history exam. Unfortunately, there are organizations […]
With the 2011 Texas exam coming to end, we prepare to understand and review the 2014 NEC® and code changes. If you didn’t take the 2011 exam don’t worry, the exam is not vastly different….yet. It typically evolves over time in about (just an estimate here) 6 months.  The exam from 2011 and the exam […]
Everybody is wired differently (no pun intended) therefore the way we intake information and process it is also different. Â Some people learn best by trial and error, in a class setting, one on one or solo with books and software. Â We all learned the hard way in our industry trial by error isn’t always the […]